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you're right that the buds will likely be bigger, but they won't be stronger, just bigger. a 40 oz of Budweiser doesn't have a higher alcohol content than the same bud in a 12 oz can, there is just more of it - I suppose you could say that makes it stronger but only because you consumed more.

bushmaster is a growth retardant, and from what I gather, not something you want to smoke. apparently it leaves a carcinogenic residue called placobutrazole that won't flush out. bushmaster is no longer available in Cali... I would hate to hear it if I were you, but that stuff is bad shit...

nice answer trousers - can you tell us what sort of stresses might induce bananas? I think heat and photoperiod issues (like pulling a tarp on a light dep for 4 weeks, then stopping) would be the main ones can you help us with any more?

kinda hard to tell from the photo - you need a closer shot of the buds... if you are having serious issues with the worms you may be better off cutting sooner than later, although I would try some kind of makeshift netting tent if I could. tokalot has the idea! if you don't have a microscope to...

Urhighness88 - to breed plants you will need a male plant to supply pollen. there are a couple of ways to collect pollen from a mature male plant - hopefully done far away (inside is best) from your ladies to prevent accidents. one way is to slit a paper plate from the side to the middle and...

hey looks good garlic train! what Colombian gold have you got, is it the one from world of seeds?

BigBudsBunny, sorry to have gotten sucked into an ego-driven pissing contest with somebody on your thread. hope yer gals make it through the chilly evening ok. Hey Headie - I was only stating that I didn't find it appropriate that somebody would make an oblique, bigoted remark comment like...

gee whiz headie! it was English enough for you to understand, weren't it? not all of us on here have your impeccable grammar. you're right, I'm terrible at my posting, and I haven't had any luck getting my "quote" button to work - that makes me as computer illiterate as well I suppose. but the...

thx man - been thinking about trying out a vertical scrog or cage for willowy sativas that normally get too tall to get good light to the lowers. this seems like a good solution - although it seems like the setup pattern would be a tad different than for your squatter indica doms.

"black people are less likely to steal your plants when it is cold out. and by black people i mean black souls who steal not niggers" go back to wherever you came from with shit you asshole

do you rotate yer pots or just set 'em and forget 'em? and if you don't rotate, is it necessary to prune up the "north" side of the plant? it looks like you just let them do their thing - no trellising? hey superb job man that is what I consider inspiration!

you can certainly grow a winter crop if you can keep your plants from freezing. if you grow them in pots, you can move them inside when it gets cold - you really don't want them sitting through night after night in the 40's if you can help it. or you could keep them in a small heated greenhouse...

hey f.m.i.ll.y. I hear ya - I hate the heat too - but I bet yer plants like it better than the cold. I'll take too hot over too cold any day!

the only wild guess I would have is that you have overfertilized. I've seen flowers turn a rusty color that wasn't mold when they've had too much food shoved down their neck. but without a photo it's only a guess -

Urhighness88, you can certainly grow year round in a greenhouse. as aforementioned, heat could be the biggest issue. the other consideration is that during the winter months, the lower angle of the sun means you won't have as intense a light as you do in summer. this theoretically means your...

hey g boss yer GSC is a tightly internoded bushy gal, no? mine is, the one I kept. I got two cuts both called (but not labeled) GSC from a club in Shasta, that were different. the one I got rid of was very pliable, long internodes, 5 bladed narrowish leaf sets, and when my buddy flowered it out...

chemmy vs organic, hahaha, as much as I love the way indoor hydro looks, I prefer organic, soil grown herb. however, I agree with the sentiment that it is largely up to the grower in how the final product ends up. what is more concern to me is how these chemical fertilizers are collected and...

hmm, hydro vs soil? as much of a snob as I am, I appreciate the sentiment that it is largely up to the grower in how the final product turns out. however, the final product isn't as much of a concern to me as the methods use to collect and process these chemical fertilizers.

hey g boss lookin' good. I don't believe your wonder woman deserves more than 20 gallons, she's obviously a greedy bitch and she'd gobble a up all your other plants if you put her in the ground! hahahaha I'd be willing to bet that at this point you are working with more than 20 gallons - I bet...

this type of manipulation - playing with the plant's internal chemistry... I dunno. this is coming directly out of my ass but it sounds scary! I'd need to know more.